Influencing factors of aviation physiological training of aircrews

JIANG Tao; YIN Jiao; ZHAO Xi; WANG Pengfei; LI Bin; DANG Jiyu; ZHAO Wenjing; WEN Lijun; LIU Lei; DONG Wen

doi:10.3969/j.issn.2097-1753.2023.06.003

Abstract：Objective To explore the influencing factors of effectiveness of aviation physiological training.Methods A total of 1 032 questionnaires were collected from pilots who came to our center for aviation physiological training between 2015 and 2021,involving such information as the basic data of the pilots,attitudes to and compliance with aviation training,and suggestions and opinions about training.According to the amount of knowledge of hypoxia experience training,the above pilots were divided into the effective training group(n=612)and ineffective training group(n=420).The differences of the above indicators between the two groups were analyzed using t-test and chi-square test while the influencing factors of training effect were analyzed by logistic regression.Results The pilots attached more importance to aviation training year by year.The more fighter and trainer pilots cared about training,the more frequently they encountered dangers and applied results of aviation physiology training to actual flight,the more effective the training was,and the differences were statistically significant(all P＜0.001).The weight pilots gave to aviation physiology training,the number of times they encountered dangers in the air,the types of machine,and the number of times they actually used what they had learned were risk factors affecting the efficiency of aviation training,but there was no statistically significant difference between the length of flight and the efficiency of aviation training(P=0.431,0.950).Conclusion Effort should be made to remind pilots to attach more importance to training and improve their compliance in order to enhance the effectiveness of training.